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Resilience in labeled real-time automata
In this paper, we characterize resilience for a labeled real-time automaton (LRTA). An LRTA is resilient if whenever a faulty event occurs, after sufficiently many events occur, the LRTA returns to normalcy and the occurrence of the faulty event is not leaked. The notion of resilience reflects the a
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